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Advanced Genetic Study Reveals Increased Mutation Load in Aging Male Sperm, Elevating Offspring Health Risks

** A groundbreaking study has uncovered that men accumulate more DNA mutations in their sperm as they age, with some “selfish” mutations gaining a competitive advantage. This research provides new insights into how paternal age can influence the genetic health of future generations, revealing that up to 4.5% of sperm in older men may carry harmful changes. **CONTENT:**

Groundbreaking Research on Paternal Age and Genetic Risk